Western police charge five people with trafficking in two weeks
Five people have been charged with trafficking in the past two weeks following a number of seizures on the North West Coast. A 47-year-old Spreyton woman was charged after police seized quantities of ice, cocaine, ecstasy, ephedrine, cannabis, and cash believed to be proceeds of crime. The woman is due to appear in the Devonport…
Police urge motorists to slow down after P Plate drivers detected high range speeding
Police are urging all drivers – particularly P Platers – to slow down and obey the speed limit after two Provisional Drivers were intercepted speeding more than 40km/h above the limit in north-west Tasmania yesterday. “Police intercepted and charged two drivers for exceeding the speed limit by more than 40km/h in north-west Tasmania yesterday,” said…
Four people charged following isolated incident at Invermay
Four people have been charged following an isolated incident near Kings Wharf at Invermay yesterday afternoon. Police and emergency services were called to the area just before 4pm after reports of a physical altercation between four people reportedly in possession of weapons. One person received serious, but non-life-threatening injuries as a result of the incident,…
High-visibility traffic operations conducted by police across the state
Police implore motorists to do the right thing following multiple traffic operations across the state yesterday as part of National Road Safety Week. “As part of National Road Safety Week, yesterday police conducted a number of traffic operations across the state, aimed at encouraging safe driving behaviours, and detecting and removing unsafe drivers and vehicles…
Woman charged over alleged evade incident
Police are calling for information in relation to an alleged evade incident overnight. A woman has been charged with multiple offences after a red Mercedes Benz, believed to be stolen, allegedly evaded police on Mole Creek Road at Mole Creek about 8.20pm Wednesday. The vehicle reportedly travelled through Deloraine and toward Elizabeth Town at high…
Police call for information over bus damage incident
Police are investigating an incident about 8pm last night at the Jordan River Bridge where a Metro bus was damaged. Police are calling for members of the public who may have witnessed the incident or have any dash cam footage of people at the Jordan River Bridge around 8pm to come forward. People can contact…
Protect those who protect and assist our community
As National Road Safety Week continues, Tasmania Police is reiterating the importance of protecting those who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe. Each day of National Road Safety week has a theme, with today’s theme Protect Those Who Protect and Assist Us. Acting Commander of Northern District Nathan Johnston said the theme serves as…
Police investigation ongoing into deliberately lit fire at Claremont
Police are continuing to investigate a deliberately lit fire which destroyed a house on Cadbury Road at Claremont last night. Tasmania Fire Service Fire Investigators have determined the fire was ignited by a Molotov cocktail which had been thrown at the residence. One adult was inside the house at the time of the fire. The…
Deliberately lit house fire at Claremont under investigation
Police are investigating a deliberately lit fire which destroyed a house at Claremont last night. Around 8.40pm emergency services responded to reports of a house on fire on Cadbury Road. Tasmania Fire Service crews extinguished the fire which had fully engulfed the house. A fire scene examination is being undertaken, with the fire believed to…
26 Barring Orders and 13 Infringements issued during targeted Hobart CBD licensed premise patrols in April
In a concerted effort to enhance public safety in the Hobart CBD, Tasmania Police, throughout April, had a specific focus on patron behaviour within licensed premises. Inspector John Toohey said the focus was about creating a safe and enjoyable environment for all patrons. “The Southern District Licensing Unit, in collaboration with licensed venues, issued 26…